The Marked #4

Hine, Haberlin, Van Dyke and Takenaga have created a story with characters in a calamitous situation and it has piqued my interest enough to want to know how it ends. Read Full Review

The Marked #4 was a breathtaking read. The artwork alone is enough to make it memorable, but the heavy-hitting story is ground-shaking. There's still quite a bit left to this tale, and yet I'm finding myself more and more eager to see how it all plays out. Read Full Review

Hine and Haberlin are bringing a distinctly unique urban fantasy to the page with The Marked. It looks and moves with a style that is unique and refreshing. Simple action mechanics sometimes falter. Action feels flat on the page without any sense of movement, which is odd as the overall momentum of the plot from one page to the next is directed quite well in script and art. Read Full Review

The Marked #4 stops the momentum of the previous two issues with too much narrative, too quickly, and the book suffers as a result. Read Full Review